The Arizona sentinel., 1887-02-05

The Star advocates the division of the territory into five JudiciAl districts and the appointment of Eve judges to preside there in over what would bs territorial courts with limited jurisdiction, dOisg away with Probate courts. In the Stars division Yu- ma county is tied OF to Aaricopa. Many thanks, dear fellow, but we object to being made tail to that kind of . kite-prsfsr, in fact, to select cur swn men to take care of our interests.
 Canada is preparing to snnihilats the United States. She has 5000 troops in training and expects with this formidable fierce to blot us out. England promises to help her but the phase of affairs in Europe renders it extremely probable that Englaud will avoid any serious complications 70 far away from home, you know. just at present. l. wouldn't be English, you know. | car lead of ostriches from Africa destin. ed for Los Angeles, passed through Tuesday night. They say this load is for the use oi Los Angeles real estate msn-to pluck when tenderfeet become scarce, to practice on. as it'were.
 'Tis said that Brigham Young ii resurec- ted and is spending brief season in retir' msnt near Lincoln, Neb., after which he proposes to go to Zion and minister once more to the saints.
 Prof. Foote succeeded in obtaining quite large collection of ore specimens from the mines at Sileut. He says they will make a very highly creditAble showing at the Lon, don Exposition.
 Jay Gonld thinks if the Interstate Con- msrce bill becomes law, and the railroads closely follow it, it will be repealed at the next session of Congress.
 Large numbers of colored people from the South are focking to California, and it is feared that the labor market will be over- done.
 Mr. Althee Loretto left last night for Pueblo, Col, to attend, as . delegate, the annual session of the Grand Lodge, A. O. U. w., which meet. next Tuesday.
 San Francisco boasts over the possession of one orange tree. about four feet high with one orange it San Francisco must sure ly be in the citrus belt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Magill. of Mohawk, are in town, having come down to meet friends who are on their way to Mohawk to settle.
 The number of health seekers in Yuma is almost daily increasing. This is destined to become the worlds great Ianitarium.
 Work on Andrew Tyner's saloon building is progressing toward completion. He eI- poets to open in eight or ten days.
 Franks store wears neat sew dress of paint. That artistic knight of the brush, Frank Meyers did it.
 Captain Johnny and Captain Charley of the Yumas are paying a visit to San Fran cisco.
 Mir. Miller and Mir. Ed. Mayes, of Ante lops, were in town Thursday.
 Lieut.. ". A. Giassford. of the U. s. Sig nal Service, is in town.
 Freight shipment. ever the S. P. are sI. traOrdinarily heavy now.
 Work on the Mohawk canal is now being pushed forward rapidly.
 San Bornardino is full of tramps and rob- berries are frequent.
 The new Los Angeles court house will cost $350, 900.
 Read our interesting letter from the Cap ital.
 Nr. J. KavanAgh has opened e private school on First street, Yuma, for young ladies and gentlemen. He teachesall branch es usually taught in public schools. Mir. Kavanagh comes to Yuma for his health, and br. .ngs with him a good record of tWen. ty-Gve years experience as successful edu- cator. We wish him success. His terms are reasonable.